Relationships matter. Do you want to know the nitty gritty of what makes a relationship work? Get your answers to relationship questions. Learn how to keep respect alive & well, because lack of respect is why people get divorced. Learn what builds trust & how to recover from infidelity, drama or codependency. Advice from psychotherapist Rhoda Sommer based on over 35 years of working with couples. ... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Trust is the foundation a healthy relationship builds on because it creates a sense of safety between partners. Trust is when both people can be open and vulnerable especially in uncertainty. Trust is a big deal that requires some skills that we will... more
Today we are going to deal with that voice in all of our heads- the one that judges, doubts, second-guesses, and compares. It tells us we’re not doing enough, we’re not good enough, or we’re not parenting the right way. That voice, often called the i... more
If you’ve been feeling a bit disconnected, imbalanced, or just unsure of how to get back in sync with your partner—this episode is for you. Let’s explore how to make “Team Us” not just a nice idea, but a reality you live in your relationship. Whether... more
Today we’re talking about the family stories that don’t always get told—Family estrangement is one of those deeply personal experiences that often lives in the shadows—unspoken, misunderstood, and emotionally charged. While we may see stories of reco... more
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There’s nothing worse than listening to someone reading a chapter or off a script for 45min straight. Enlighten us by dropping in an opinion here and there. The podcast feels more like an audiobook.
Rhoda interviews the best experts to enlighten us on how to have better relationships. I learn a lot from every episode. What I like the most is the way she asks specific questions to enable the guest to talk about what’s going to be most helpful for the listener. Great stuff!
I find it difficult to absorb some of the information that Rhoda so graciously shares due to her tone, volume, and over emphasis. The ideas are very helpful to me, so I keep listening to episodes. I also think that it often sounds like Rhoda is reading directly from a script more often than not. I think this also contributes to how aggressive the podcast feels. It feels like I’m being lectured or yelled at for trying to learn new things and become a better person.
I find it difficult to absorb some of the information that Rhoda so graciously shares due to her tone and volume. The ideas are very helpful to me, so I keep listening to episodes. I also think that it often sounds like Rhoda is reading directly from a script more often than not. I think this also contributes to how aggressive the podcast feels. It feels like I’m being lectured or yelled at for trying to learn new things and become a better person.
Loving this podcast so far 😘 thank you
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Focusing on the intricacies of relationships, this podcast offers listeners practical advice and insights on how to build and maintain healthy partnerships. Topics range from communication strategies and conflict resolution to the dynamics of trust, emotional awareness, and the complexities surrounding family estrangement. Through interviews with expert guests, the discussions aim to empower listeners with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate challenges in their romantic and familial relationships. The unique perspective of a seasoned psychotherapist serves to ground the episodes in professional experience while making the content relatable and applicable to everyday life.
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